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Learning to spot real sales in a landscape of algorithmic price theater. How inventory stress, product cycles, and supply-chain pressures reveal when discounts are genuine.
This is my home for thinking about learning, presence, parenthood, and the questions that come from paying attention to life.
My work explores what it means to live deliberately—how we learn, how we stay present, how we balance leisure and work, and how we show up as parents. I'm interested in the spiritual dimensions of ordinary life and what happens when we bring full attention to the ground beneath our feet.
This leads me to many territories: the physics of how things actually work (supply chains, systems, the on-the-ground reality of production), how small consistent actions compound over time, and how we document what we learn. I believe in being rooted—in understanding the fundamentals, in gentle persistence, in thinking that starts from direct experience.
You'll find my current thoughts in essays, my technical projects in experiments, and what I'm working on right now.
Learning to spot real sales in a landscape of algorithmic price theater. How inventory stress, product cycles, and supply-chain pressures reveal when discounts are genuine.
How AI coding tools transformed my parenting approach from spreadsheet tracking to building custom family apps. Not to do more, but to be more present with my kids.